The Titans playmaking ranks have been further bolstered with Samoan International Pauline Piliae-Rasabale recommitting to the Titans for the 2026 season.
The 33-year-old will continue to add valuable experience and depth to the Titans’ spine as the club builds towards the upcoming campaign.
Entering her fourth season of NRLW, Piliae-Rasabale has an impressive sporting resume that includes international rugby union experience with the Wallaroos and state-level netball in New South Wales before making the switch to rugby league.
Titans NRLW coach Karyn Murphy believes the 24-game playmaker is an important part of her squad, particularly with her leadership and versatility.
"Pauline has brought great experience and toughness to our squad and she’s someone who consistently puts the team first," Murphy said.
"She boasts a strong kicking game and one of her greatest assets is how direct she plays as a half, as well as her ability to feature in several key positions.
"A hard worker on and off the field, she leads through her actions and adds real value to our environment every day.
"We’re really pleased to have Pauline remain with the Titans for another season and we know she’ll continue to play an important role within our group in 2026."
